Dig It

The first layer always looks simple. Loose ground, scattered shapes, a surface that gives way easily under pressure. Dig It begins there, in a 7x7 field where clusters form in straight lines and break apart just as quickly, opening space for something deeper to surface.

As symbols collapse and refill the grid, Wilds begin to appear in the cleared spaces, carrying multipliers that feel small at first but rarely stay that way. Each cascade pulls in surrounding fragments, and instead of disappearing, those fragments accumulate inside the Wilds themselves, increasing their value with every type absorbed. Over time, these Wilds take on a kind of weight, shaping how the grid evolves around them.

Their movement introduces a subtle shift in direction. Between cascades, they step sideways across the board, drifting into new positions where clusters are likely to form, creating a sense that the grid is gradually learning its own patterns. When several Wilds align within the same cluster, everything they have gathered merges into a single outcome, compressing multiple layers of accumulation into one result.

Free Spins carry this state forward without interruption. The Wilds hold onto their multipliers from the moment they enter the feature, continuing to collect and grow as the grid cycles beneath them. In Super Free Spins, that process accelerates from the start, with Wilds already present and ready to draw in whatever the next cascade reveals.

Dig It consists of continuous extraction, where every cleared layer leaves something behind that refuses to reset. The win potential builds toward 20,000x.